Carroll teen named Md farm queen at state fair
Jenel Rinehart of Taneytown, Carroll County, won Maryland Farm Queen 1990 at Timonium State Fair, representing county with four runners-up named from Montgomery Garrett Worcester Talbot counties. Rinehart, 17, lives on a 400 acre Holstein dairy farm and plans agriculture law or veterinary medicine in college. she highlighted farm experience boosting discipline and confidence as 4-H and FFA events kick off with junior dairyman, 4-H horse, beef, dairy goat, etc.
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Candidates show wares at Monrovia forum in an informal set up
In Green Valley Elementary lunch room 26 candidates gathered for a no-speech forum. Candidates offered campaign items and answered one-on-one questions to voters, drawing about 100 visitors over two hours.
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Democrats rally in Frederick ahead of September primary
About 100 people gathered at Husky Park for a Democratic Central event as candidates including Rep. Beverly Byron spoke. The gathering stressed a final push before the September 11 primary and urged unity after the vote with Bruce Reeder urging supporters to back winners.
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Dancers rally at Baltimore powwow for culture and prize
About 150 Indian dancers from 20 states and Canada gathered for the Baltimore American Indian Center’s 16th annual powwow. The three day event features competition for more than 10,000 dollars in prize money and showcases beadwork, costumes, and drumming while highlighting Native American culture to spectators.
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Baltimore loses population. Montgomery County now Md’s largest
Preliminary 1980s census figures show Baltimore at 720,100, down 66,000 since 1940, trailing Montgomery County’s 750,816. The shift could alter redistricting, reducing Baltimore representation and boosting Montgomery County’s political clout. Maryland overall grew 12.2 percent to 4.73 million.
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